Generally speaking, entrusted notarization can be handled in different places. In this respect, there are usually no major restrictions. As long as it is in the notary office where the parties have their domicile or where the entrusted act takes place, the application for notarization can basically be accepted.
After the parties determine that the local notary office can accept the application, they will take the materials to the notary office to apply for notarization. At that time, they will fill in the notarization application form, which will indicate the relevant information of the client and the trustee, and indicate the purpose of the notarization application and notarial certificate. Then hand it over to the notary for inspection. After the notary conducts the preliminary examination and confirms the acceptance, he can submit the certification materials, that is, his identity certificate, power of attorney and relevant certification documents related to the contents involved in the power of attorney. After that, as long as you pay the handling fee according to the regulations, you can go home and wait for the notarial certificate.